Western Fastpitch Alliance Winter League

Blair Setford • October 6, 2024

WFA Winter League in Midland, TX

The West Texas/New Mexico Men’s Fastpitch League is starting its winter season in November 2024 in Midland, Texas. 

This is a joint effort between the Rio Grande Senators, Omma Tigres, ISC Texas/New Mexico and the Western Fastpitch Alliance.

We have two training groups started with a hitting group meeting at UTPB in Odessa on Wednesdays and a pitching group that meets on the weekend.  Both groups have now been going for 3-4 weeks.

We are actively recruiting players and managers for league teams!

You can reach me at (432) 634-6474 or at texasiscfastball@gmail.com

Thanks!

Dave Parker

ISC Regional Commissioner

Texas / New Mexico


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